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Returns Policy Ceracell reserves the right to assess the condition and age of returned goods prior to us deciding whether to provide a repair, exchange or refund. This may result in a repair,...
Shipping Policy (Page)Shipping Policy Please Note: Due to the current high volume of orders, processing and dispatch of orders is now 2 working days. We will endeavor to have your orders packed and ready to send as...
Term & Conditions (Page)Ceracell is a New Zealand owned company and has been since 1982. The legal business name is Ceracell Beekeeping Supplies (NZ) Ltd. All products are priced in New Zealand Dollars. General...
Monthly Guide for Beekeeping in New Zealand (Post)Below is a rough guide to things beekeepers in New Zealand might want to think about or do for each month of the year. * Please note, the beekeeping season typically begins in August/September in New
A Warm Winter, an Early Spring – What Could It Mean for Varroa? (Post)New Zealand has experienced an unusual winter, and as the first signs of spring begin appearing, beekeepers may want to pay particularly close attention to what is happening inside their hives. June 2
What You Should Know About Buying Bees Online (Post)What You Should Know About Buying Honey Bees OnlineHave you ever wondered how beekeepers get their honey bees? There are several ways to fill your apiary, but many beekeepers choose to buy their honey
Size Guide (Page)Size Guide Finding the right size The measurements in the tables should be used as guides to selecting the correctly sized garment for you. Remember you should wear the protective clothing over...
Easy Steps For Capturing Your First Swarm (Post)Capturing a swarm of bees can be a challenging but rewarding task. Swarming bees are generally less defensive and more docile than established colonies, making them a valuable resource for beekeepers.
A Beekeepers Guide to Beekeeping Terminology (Post)ABDOMENThe posterior or third region of the body of the
Tips for Getting Frames Drawn (Post)To have the greatest chance of successfully getting your bees to draw good even beeswax comb from your beeswax coated plastic frames, plastic foundation, or beeswax foundation, it is essent
The Hive Defender Succeeds (Post)This is an unsolicited endorsement of the Ceracell Hive Defender.Hi Bruce I have been meaning to write to you for some time to inform you of how your ingenuity saved my bees.I had three fai
Swarm Basics (Post)If you have been a beekeeper for even a couple of seasons you will recognize swarming is a frequent topic discussed in the bee magazines. Much has been written about swarming. Despite all the info